United Way Encourages Local Pledges for 1974 Campaign
Madison County residents and organizations are urged to pledge support for United Way operations in 1974. Pledges begin January 1974 with payments through payroll deductions, one hour's pay or one percent of earnings over 15,000. The 24 agencies benefiting include YMCA, YWCA, Red Cross, United Cerebral Palsy, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
United Way
United Ways
Anderson College
Dobos
Madison
Agnew Weighs Resigning Position Amid Inquiry
Vice President Agnew held talks about resigning as federal probes into bribery extortion and tax violations in Baltimore intensified. White House sources and Republican allies expressed skepticism, while some urged resignation to shield public confidence. Agnew declined comment and pressed for innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Baltimore
Maryland
White House
Nixon-Agnew
J. Marsh Thomson
Post
Thomson
Gerald L. Warren
Park Board weighs future of historic Athletic Park pool
The board reviews a nine page report on the public swim program and faces two options for the aging Athletic Park pool including complete overhaul or razing. Aqua Gardens Pool shows potential as lake swimming but needs design and maintenance upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
William McCarty
Primus Mootry
Geater
Chicago
Merrill Pyle
Athletic Park
Aqua Gardens
Pyle
Fither
Park Department
Sesqui Parade Continues With City and County Floats
A long list of parade entries spans numerous communities and groups. From the city of Alexandria and Anderson to Kokomo and Lafayette, floats include school bands, veterans groups, civic clubs, antique cars, clowns, horse entries, and special pageant floats reflecting the sesquicentennial celebration with many dignitaries and local organizations participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Vfw
Highland High School
Summitville
Lebanon
Indiana Bell
Little League
Belles of Light Brigade
Elks Ledge
Ronald McDonald
Anderson High School
Job’s Daughters
First Savings and Loan of
Madison County
Marlene Frazier
YMCA
East Lynn Chrisian
Anderson Vfw
Anson
Robert Rock
Mrs. Rock
City of Anderson
Northside
Eastside
Anderson Fire Department
Firefighters
Anderson FD
Citizens Banking Company
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herbie the Clown
Jonnie Bob
Tennessee
Huntington Vfw
Marion High School
Moose Lodge
First Friends Church
Anderson Equestrian Club
Mary Jane Flower Shop
Vivian Chesterfield
Royal Order of Foresters
Indiana
Frankfort Vfw
Jefferson High School of Lafayette
Noblesville
Allende Planned Murders: Papers
Santiago reports quote a high military source saying documents found in a safe at the bombed presidential palace outline plans to assassinate top military officers and opposition leaders before the coup. The two papers allege a broad assassination plot tied to Allende’s government and opposition journalists were among the targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
el Mercurio
la Tercera de la Hora
Daniel Vergara
Communist Party
Allende
Augusto Pinochet Ugarte
Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Popular Unity Coalition
Eews
Socialist Partes
Spain
NCCL Meets In Elwood In Local Catholic Laity Meeting
The NCCL fall gathering at Knights of Columbus Hall in Elwood was led by president Mrs James Jackson. Officers served as social hosts. Read letters praised Father Joel Melvin of South America and reported progress on the inter faith chapel at the state hospital, with funds under 70 000. Parish women donated five newborn kits for migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
National Council of Catholic Laity
Knights of Columbus
James Jackson
Joel Melvin
South America
Donald Eder
State Hospital
Band Director Winterhalter Dies Of Cancer
Hugo Winterhalter, noted band director, composer and arranger, died Monday in Greenwich Connecticut at age 64 after a battle with cancer. His wife Mary Margaret Winterhalter said he had recent hospitalizations and had resumed treatment recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterhalter
Greenwich, Conn
Hugo Winterhalter
Mary Margaret Winterhalter
Osmond Brother Weds Teacher in Salt Lake Ceremony
Merrill Osmond aged 20 from the Osmond Brothers married Mary Carlson 22 a Utah high school teacher in Salt Lake Mor mon Temple. Only family attended the ceremony. The couple plans a reception October 12 in Beverly Hills California amid the Osmonds rising to fame with hits and TV and concert work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City, Utah
Merrill Osmond
Osmond Brothers
Mary Carlson
Utah
Salt Lake Mormon Temple
Ogden
Las Vegas
Beverly Hil
Calif
Osmonds
Osmond
Anderson and County Area Deaths
Obituaries from Anderson area list Bert Hiatt 93 of Elwood and Edith Moore 72 of Carmel among several deaths. Bert Hiatt born 1879 Rigdon died at Parkview Convalescence Home after illness. survivors include grandson James C. Hilligoss and three great grandchildren. Edith Moore sister of Maude Coffin died in Indianapolis. service at McMullan Westfield. Darrell Zion formerly of Anderson died in Tempe Arizona. Hilbert Reddick 49 of Lapel dies at St John’s in Anderson. owner of Reddick Equipment. service at Ford Street United Methodist Church. Lew W. McCormack 70 of Anderson dies at St. John’s. retired from Delco Remy. service at Baker Brothers.
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Elwood
Franklin
Bert” Hiat
N. B St
Parkview
Rigdon
East Main Street
Dunnichay
Ralph Richardson
Elwood City Cemetery
Edith 0. Moore
Carmel
Maude O. Coffin
Anderson
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Evelyn Mitchell
Marion H. Osborne
Rt. 3
Sheridan
McMullan Funeral
Westfield
Summit Lawn
Darrell E. Zion
Tempe
Ariz
Mary C
Marilyn Christian
Thomas Zion
William E. Zion
Lois Mowery
Elizabeth Wright
Glenn Zion
Carr Funeral Home
Rest Haven
Lapel
Hilbert Eugene’ Reddick
St. John’s Hospital
Lapel High School
Reddick
Ford Street United Methodist Church
Reddick Equipment Company
Charlotte
Barbara Springer
Steve
Kenneth Reddick
Marilyn Gernand
Wilma Bodenhorn
Doris Barker
Halford Reddick
Harry Smith
Brookside Cemetery
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Delco-Remy
McCormack
Bethany Christian Church
Senior Citizens Retirees Club
UAW
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
David Woods
East Maplewood Cemetery
Alex School Board Eyes Building Program
The Alexandria Community Schools board set a Sept 27 public hearing at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria to discuss the building program with architects and board members present. They also approved early dismissal for Sept 26 for youth day and moved to fill fuel oil and maintenance needs, hire a bus driver, buy four tubas and two piccolos, and accept a resignation for a third grade teacher with replacement applications in review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Alexandria Community Schools
Thomas Thomas
Thomas
Pete Sayre
Carolyn Johnson
LWV To Explore Rape Case Issues At Mock Trial
Local officials join the League of Women Voters for a mock rape trial at the YWCA Chase and 11th streets at 7 30 p m. The case opens about 8 p m. Highlights include false accusations reporting reluctance by women and the dilemma faced by rape survivors. Judges and prosecutors assist as part of the Court Observer program with public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
YWCA
Chase
11Th Streets
Tom McMahan
LWV
Madison County
Marion County
Bloomington
McMahan
League
Pro
Marilyn Conn
Kentucky
William Clifford
Superior Court No. 2
James Freeman
Fred Spencer
Bert Galloway
Red Cross
Funeral services for Leona Harvey and Aaron Leasure
Final rites held today at Smith Funeral Home in Carmel for Leona Harvey of 3319 Main St. Interment at Carmel Cemetery. Aaron Leasure of 307 W Fifth St Daleville received funeral rites at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home in Daleville with interment at Yorktown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Funeral Home
Carmel
Leona Harvey
Main St
Carmel Cemetery
Ballard and Shirey
Daleville
Aaron Leasure
Fifth St
Yorktown Cemetery
Ohioan Sentenced in $2200 Auburn Savings Robbery
Ovidio Sauceda Jr., 19, of Defiance Ohio, was sentenced Monday to 110 years in prison for the August 2 robbery of the Auburn Federal Savings and Loan Association in Columbia City Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Ovidio Sauceda Jr
Defiance
Ohio
Auburn Federal Savings and Loan Association
Crash Kills Scottsburg 1-Year-Old
A two car collision on U S 31 in Scottsburg claims a one year old. Separate fatal crashes include Craig Blevins 16 of Seymour who died after his car hit a tree on a Seymour street and Frederick W Sellers 77 of Sharpsville who died from injuries in a two car crash on Indiana 26 near Kokomo Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Judge
Scottsburg
U.S
Craig Blevins
Seymour
Frederick W. Sellers
Sharpsville
Indiana
Kokomo
Howard County
Newborns Reported at St John s and Community Hospitals
Birth notices list multiple families welcoming infants. At St John s Hospital a girl arrives to Grady Phillips on Rt 8. Gregory Casto to Richard Engle Rey and Gary Wright of Greenfield. a girl to 815 Pricewood Ct. a girl to Jerry Clem 1717 Johnson Ave. At Community Hospital a gw to James Carmack 162042 Cincinnati Ave. a girl to Charles Lawes rence 2324 W 17th St. a boy to Garry A Wiley 38 W Free Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Grady Phillips
Richard Engle
Rey
Gary Wright
Greenfield
Gregory Casto
Pricewood Ct
Jerry Clem
Johnson Ave
Community Hospital
James Carmack
Cincinnati Ave
Charles Lawes Rence
17Th St
Garry A. Wiley
Free Road
Film Director Vittorio de Sica Returns to Rome
Vittorio de Sica returned to Rome after undergoing lung surgery in a Geneva hospital. The Italian director is reported to be recuperating following the operation performed in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vittorio de Sica
Geneva
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Carl W. Dobos
Crossroads of America Boy Scout Council
Wapehani Girl Scout Council
Wilson Boys’ Clubs
Ymca-Anderson
Ymca-Elwood
Family and Children’s Service
Senior Citizens Community Center
Cancer
Association For Retarded, Crippled Children and Adults
Unit For the Blind
Mental Health Association
Myasthenia Gravis
United Cerebral Palsy and Visiting Nurse Association
Visiting Nurse Association
Urban League
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
George S. Taggart
J. Warren Stidham
Robert H. Reardon
Robert L. Linegar
United Way Office
Washington
Washington Post
Smith
Sam Watkins
Marietta Wright
Watkins
McCarty
Funk Memorial Park
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Funk
Max Branch
City of Alexandria
Anderson George Hackett American Legion Auxiliary
Nellie Thompson
Civil Defense Communication
Ron Cook
Dot
Bethel United Methodist Church
Greenfeld
Loudermilk’s
Anderson Banking Company
Madison County Shrine Club Desert Patrol
Murat Oriental Band of
Seybert’s
United Telephone Company
Wabash
Brothers of the Brush
Anderson Exchange Club
Bunker Hill Vfw
Shenandoah High School
Callope
Kokomo Vfw
Pendleton
Pendleton United Methodist Church
al New
Floyd Parker
Geble
Hollon’s Pharmacies
Indiana Civil War Volunteer Infantry
Parents Without
Lapel American Legion
Trinity United Methodist Church
NCCL
Joseph Williams
Marguerite Spies
Franklin Hiatt
Darrell Zion
Edith Moore
Lew W
Wally) McCormack
Central Ave
Hilbert Reddick
Alex School Board
Jill Claflin
Herald
Ohioan
Crash
Associated Press
Sonotone
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Anderson, Ind
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